Succulent Pinecones
If you like pinecone crafts then these adorable and easy to make succulent pinecones and succulent pumpkins make a beautiful thanksgiving centerpiece for the table or your mantel.
Servings 2 pinecone planters
Cost less than $5
Equipment
- hot glue
- plant shears
Ingredients
- 2 large pinecones
- assortment of small succulents
- 2 2- inch square pieces of burlap
- 2 tablespoon succulent soil or sphagnum moss
- hemp twine
Instructions
- With the pinecones standing upright, snip off a few of the top leaves of the pinecone to create a small bowl for your succulents to sit in.
- Place the larger succulents with a tablespoon of dirt inside each square piece of burlap.
- Use your twine to close up and secure the plants and dirt. You can also use sphagnum moss instead of dirt.
- Slide in the smaller succulents into the arrangement.
- Hot glue your burlap planter onto the top of your pinecone. Add any more small pieces of succulents now.
- Water your succulents every 3-5 days. You do not want to over water the soil, just moisten it. Let soil dry between waterings.
